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'''Julia Anne Robinson''' was an [[United States of America|American]] actor, who died in a fire, in 1975.<ref name=theguardian2013-05-19/> She had only one major movie role, in ''[[The King of Marvin Gardens]]'', where she starred opposite [[Bruce Dern]], [[Jack Nicholson]] and [[Ellen Burstyn]]. | '''Julia Anne Robinson''' was an [[[[United States of America|American]]]] actor, who died in a fire, in 1975.<ref name=theguardian2013-05-19/> She had only one major movie role, in ''[[The King of Marvin Gardens]]'', where she starred opposite [[Bruce Dern]], [[Jack Nicholson]] and [[Ellen Burstyn]]. | ||
In 1975 Robinson was in [[Eugene, Oregon]], appearing in a community theatre production, when an electrical mishap triggered a fire in the motel where she was staying.<ref name=copycateffect2019-12-11/> She was killed. | In 1975 Robinson was in [[Eugene, Oregon]], appearing in a community theatre production, when an electrical mishap triggered a fire in the motel where she was staying.<ref name=copycateffect2019-12-11/> She was killed. |
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Julia Anne Robinson | |
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Born | March 4, 1951 Twin Falls, Idaho |
Died | 1975-04-13 (25 years old) Eugene, Oregon |
Occupation | actor |
Known for | performing opposite Bruce Dern, Jack Nicholson and Ellen Burstyn in The King of Marvin Gardens |
Julia Anne Robinson was an [[American]] actor, who died in a fire, in 1975.[1] She had only one major movie role, in The King of Marvin Gardens, where she starred opposite Bruce Dern, Jack Nicholson and Ellen Burstyn.
In 1975 Robinson was in Eugene, Oregon, appearing in a community theatre production, when an electrical mishap triggered a fire in the motel where she was staying.[2] She was killed.
References
- ↑ John Patterson. The King Of Marvin Gardens shows the last gasp of a crumbling America, The Guardian, 2013-05-19. Retrieved on 2022-03-08.
- ↑ The King of Marvin Gardens, The Shining, and Twin Falls, Twilight Language, 2019-12-11. Retrieved on 2022-03-08. “In another article, which says Julia Anne Robinson died from falling asleep while she was smoking, her brother commented that, no, it was from an electrical mishap, instead.”